Ascension Lutheran Pre-School
1479 Morse Rd, Columbus, OH
Christian preschools and church daycares in Columbus include Lutheran, Methodist and Catholic programs. Ask each one whether it enrolls families of any faith, and how faith is part of the day.
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1479 Morse Rd, Columbus, OH
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Churches and denominations
10 of the 25 programs here name a denomination; the rest say Christian or name a church without one.
Cost
Full-time preschool-age care in Franklin County has a median of $232 a week at a center and $175 at a home daycare (U.S. Department of Labor, 2022). Each daycare sets its own tuition, so ask.
Before you enroll
Ask whether there is Bible time, prayer or chapel, how often, and what children learn.
Some daycares are run by the church; others rent space in a church building. Ask who sets the program and who employs the staff.
If it matters to you, ask whether the daycare enrolls families of any faith or none.
Open the daycare's page here for its Ohio license and the state's inspection record, where we hold them.
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Questions
25 are listed in Columbus, by a church or denomination in the name or by the program's own description.
Most do. Ask whether the program enrolls families of any faith or none, and how faith is part of the day: prayer, Bible stories or chapel.
A part-time program, often run by a church, where children come one to three days a week for a few hours. Many church preschools offer it alongside their weekday classes; ask which days and hours are open.
Every listing here that comes from the Ohio license records holds a state license, and its page shows it. Some states let church programs run without a child care license, and those may not appear here; ask a program whether it is licensed.
Not always. Some daycares rent space in a church building. Ask how faith is part of the day.
Most do: 20 of the 25 listings here come from the Ohio child care license records. The other 5 come from public business listings, with no license record matched yet.